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Through Our Enemies' Eyes: Osama Bin Laden, Radical Islam, and the Future of America by Michael Scheuer (14-Feb-2008) Mass Market Paperback Published on: 1600Binding: Mass Market Paperback 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Every Citizen of the USA or UK should read this book to understand why we are actually spending so much money killingBy Happy PoetTo be in a citizen in a nation which is spending endless billions on the war on terrorism and which kills people in all sorts of ways--most recently with drones--and not to realize why this whole thing is going on.... Ostrich. FOX news believer, president believer... Ostrich.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.and a person who spend great of time in the Levant and South West AsiaBy Neil R.As a student of foreign policy, and a person who spend great of time in the Levant and South West Asia, I can say that Michael Scheuer did an excellent analysis of issues he covered in his book.20 of 22 people found the following review helpful.It's a new/old threatBy Alan D. CranfordI read "Through Our Enemies' Eyes" while on active duty with the Nevada National Guard in the Middle East. I have spent eight years in this part of the world, and Anonymous has pegged the viewpoint of many people in this region concerning the United States and Osama Bin Laden. Opinion here isn't uniform--but the United States is seen as an outsider.Osama Bin Laden is not a new type of threat. The Assassin cult in this area was also a stateless movement promoting religious conformity to an ideal--and may have been the force that ended the Islamic empire. Then there was another stateless movement of anarchists, the Terrorists, about 100 years ago. The most successful movement went from stateless to world superpower during the period 1830 to 1990--yes, those Cold War foes of the West, the Communists. The Communists were very much a stateless organization until after the Russian Revolution. Once they established themselves as a national government, the threat of Communism changed. That's why Trotsky was murdered in Mexico--he was trying to export revolution the "old fashioned way" like Bin Laden is doing now. Problem: having a homeland means being a target. Stalin had to kill Trotsky in order to save the Soviet Union.I have purchased several copies of this book as gifts for friends and relatives still serving in military and government office because this is an important book for their professional bookshelves. My one reservation is that the threat posed by Bin Laden's organization (and the greater threat posed by Bin Laden as a symbol) (and the even greater threat of American myopia) is that Bin Laden is not really something new or different. The author may have chosen to portray Bin Laden as "new" because the current American government mindset--the one that foundered in Vietnam--blinds us to reality in the modern world.See all 65 customer reviews...
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